Coping Skills
Feelings & Emotions
Healthy Choices
Support Systems
Triggers & Warning Signs
100

Name one thing you can do to calm down when stressed.

Deep breathing, listening to music, taking a walk, talking to someone.

100

This feeling happens when someone is worried about something.

Anxiety.

100

Drinking water is an example of this type of habit.

Healthy habit.

100

Name one person you can go to for support.

Family, friend, teacher, counselor, case manager.

100

A trigger is something that makes someone feel this.

• Something that sets off a strong feeling
• Something that reminds someone of a tough moment
• Something that makes someone feel overwhelmed
• Something that causes stress

200

This slow breathing method helps your body relax.

Slow deep breathing (in through the nose, out through the mouth).

200

Name a physical sign of anger.

Tight fists, raised voice, fast heartbeat.

200

True or false: Sleep helps your mood stay balanced.

True.

200

True or false: Asking for help is a strength.

True

200

Name one warning sign that someone might be getting overwhelmed.

Getting quiet, getting angry fast, pacing, crying, shutting down.

300

Name a healthy activity someone can do instead of acting on a strong feeling.

Coloring, walking, calling a friend, stretching.

300

True or false: All feelings are okay to have.

True.

300

Name a snack that gives your body real energy.

 Fruit, nuts, yogurt, whole‑grain snacks.

300

What is one good quality in a supportive friend?

Kind, listens, supportive, trustworthy.

300

What is one way to handle a trigger safely?

Take a break, use deep breathing, talk to someone.

400

This skill means “taking a short break before reacting.”

“Pause and take a break” or “stop and breathe before reacting.”

400

What is one way someone can express sadness in a healthy way?

Talking to someone, crying, journaling.

400

What is one benefit of having a daily routine?

Helps you stay organized and feel in control.

400

Name one type of community support someone could use.

Support group, school counselor, community center, hotline.

400

True or false: Triggers are the same for everyone.

False.

500

Name one coping skill you can use at home with no supplies.

 Breathing, grounding, stretching, listening to music.

500

This word means “being able to say how you feel out loud.”

“Identifying your feelings” or “naming your emotion.”


500

What is one healthy choice someone can make in a stressful moment?

Take a breath, take a break, ask for help, walk away.

500

What is one way to help someone else feel supported?

Listening, checking in, being kind, offering help.

500

Name one early sign that someone might need extra support.

Stress increasing, mood changing, withdrawing, trouble sleeping.

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